
How does culture travel? Like sound waves. Laney Bartos uses the physics of resonance and the history of jazz to explore how ideas, art, and stories echo across borders. She challenges the audience to consider not just what they hear, but what they transmit: What culture are you carrying, and how wi

The talk reflects on how intimate and profound experiences—those that shake us emotionally—prompt us to find new meaning in life. These are pivotal moments that force us to reconsider the course and very meaning of existence. In this process, philosophy emerges not as abstract knowledge, but as a vi

Art history is shifting from a linear, Eurocentric story of “great masters” to a global, digital, and inclusive network of creative voices. This talk explores how expanding the canon, embracing technology, decolonizing narratives, and blurring disciplinary lines transforms not only the discipline bu

Ponadczasowe problemy, trudne pytania, nieoczywiste sytuacje i autentyczne emocje na scenie. Dlaczego warto zasiąść na widowni i czekać, aż kurtyna pójdzie w górę? W swoim wystąpieniu Hanna Kotlarska pokazuje, na czym polega magia teatru. Hej! Mam na imię Hania. Chodzę do trzeciej klasy liceum o pro

Kavin explores the idea that the wisdom Gen-Z is looking for may already exist in age-old thought. His talk moves beyond surface-level inspiration, encouraging listeners to question and re-examine what they have been told about the mind. Kavin Venkatesan found clarity in ancient texts while his gene

Bridging the gap between identity and culture, Anastasia Dmitrevskaya explores different philosophers’ perspectives on belonging and acceptance. In her talk, she reflects on her own experiences of moving between countries and cultures, examining how these shifts shape personal identity and influence

Centuries before software, India’s textiles built global trade routes and royal wardrobes. Author-researcher Sukriti reveals how ancient fabrics like muslin and chintz shaped world history and modern fashion styles. Discover why India’s oldest identity is its most powerful tool for the future Sukri

Pode a beleza ser a forma mais radical de vingança? Em um território onde o "progresso" muitas vezes se confunde com a barbárie, o poeta Airton Souza revela como encontrou uma ferramenta subversiva para não ser moído pelo sistema. Partindo de uma trajetória marcada pelo silêncio e pela brutalidade,

David Schurmann, integrante de uma das famílias velejadoras mais conhecidas do Brasil e do mundo, compartilha como crescer em uma jornada pelos oceanos conectou ativismo ambiental e valorização das culturas de diferentes povos. A partir das travessias que viveu, revela como cada detalhe muda tudo, a

Roberto propone mirar las palabras no por lo que suenan, sino por cómo funcionan. A través de ejemplos que van desde “coronavirus” hasta “evolución”, desde el cambio de nombre de una playa hasta frases heredadas de sus propios padres, demuestra que hay palabras que ordenan el sentido y otras que lo

Humans have been wearing clothes for a very, very long time, and it turns out we're really good innovators in the pursuit of fashion. From how the spindle whorl became the wheel to how the loom became the computer, fashion historian Charlene Gross explores the ways textiles have shaped societies and

There's a lot to be learned from the artifacts of ancient civilizations. Anthropologist James Doyle takes a tour of objects and architecture from the ancient Americans, explaining both what we see on the surface, and what that tells us about who left it behind. Dr. James Doyle is an archaeologist a

As the most digitally connected and hypersexualised society in history, Dr Lauren Bull warns us that we risk losing the richness of authentic human connection. In a world where we can access porn at our fingertips, young people’s views of sex and pleasure are being reshaped, with honest, vulnerable

A message in which he affirmed that the human soul is honored, and that no color, race, or religion devalues man, for all are equal before divine law. ---- رسالةٌ أكّدَ فيها أنّ النّفسَ البشريةَ مكرّمةٌ، وأن لا لون ولا عرق ولا دين يُنقص من قيمةِ الإنسان، فالجميعُ سواسية أمام القانونِ الرّباني Dr. Es

En esta charla, el escritor José Zuleta Ortiz reflexiona sobre los quince años que pasó enseñando literatura en cárceles colombianas y cómo esa experiencia transformó su manera de entender a los demás. A través de historias de solidaridad, afecto y creatividad surgidas tras las rejas, cuestiona los

Saly Noémit leginkább a személyes, papírokon megmaradt történelem, azon belül is a családi receptkönyvek foglalkoztatják. Az irodalomtörténész szerint ezek a korabeli, sokszor zsíros, elázott, megégett dokumentumok igazi kincsesbányák, amiken keresztül megismerhetjük egy nő személyiségét és származá

Sharing the adventure and civic duty of the individual to explore multiple languages Constantine Katsoris is a Chemistry major at Tufts University, with a pre-med track and deep interest in biomedical research. During his undergraduate career, he interned at Regeneron Pharmaceuticals, where he engag

How connecting through storytelling is the most prolific and essential form of communication that exists Jennifer Gavin is a dedicated English teacher at Eastchester High School within the Eastchester Union Free School District, bringing over a decade of classroom experience to her role. She inspir

A discussion on restoring the soul of education. Exploring the historic origins of pure learning and how we can apply them in our current times Dr. William Meyer is an educator, author, and speaker whose work explores the intersection of learning, wellbeing, and human potential. As Assistant Superin

This talk highlights the importance of using metaphor in language and how it helps with memorizing and recalling information. He is an English language trainer who holds a Master's degree in Applied Linguistics in English from the University of Leicester, UK. He is the Founder of Sandwich Waraqi Pod

In her TEDxYouth@RMSST presentation, Charlotte Wright explores the power of storytelling in hip‑hop, showing how the genre uses raw, expressive narratives to reflect real‑life experiences and preserve culture. She highlights how artists like Kendrick Lamar, Tupac, and J. Cole blend poetry, rhythm, a